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Although the front and rear fascias are quite different for the 2012 model year, the average person may not realize they were redesigned on both C63 models. The front valance is now more aggressive, with a black front splitter at the bottom edge. To the sides of the splitter are inlet ducts capped with LED driving lights, while around the sides are air outlets similar to the outgoing model. The oversized Mercedes star floats in the grille on a single wing-shaped bar and adds an even more aggressive look than the standard C-Class Sport's two-bar grille. Above that, the new aluminum hood features redesigned AMG Power Bulges. The previous bulges ran straight front to back, but these take a decided angular turn towards the outside of the car three-quarters of the way back.
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Imagine what we could learn about diseases by studying the history of human disease, from ancient hominids to the present. But how? TED Fellow Christina Warinner is an achaeological geneticist, and she's found a spectacular new tool — the microbial DNA in fossilized dental plaque.
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All my life I had feared my father. But becoming his caregiver gave me the opportunity to see him in a different light—and forgive.
How did Mom ever put up with all of this? I wondered, not for the first time since my husband, Mike, and I had moved in with my elderly father after my mother passed away.
The living room was a total mess. I stacked the condolence cards into a neat pile on the coffee table and swept a dying flower arrangement into the garbage pail. Then I stacked the now-empty boxes Mike and I had packed our things in to make the move to Dad's. Finally I picked up a laundry basket and gathered up the dirty socks Dad had dropped on the floor near the couch. I balanced the basket against my hip and headed down the hall. Cautiously, I approached the open doorway to my parents' bedroom. Dad sat on the edge of the bed, fumbling with his gray-striped pajama top.
"Do you need any help?" I asked.
He didn't look up. "They must be making these buttons smaller than they used to," he grumbled.
I sighed. Mike and I had moved in with Dad both to ease our financial burden after our pizza restaurant went under and to help Dad adjust to life without his wife of 52 years. Mike went back to school to become a pharmacy technician and was in class much of the day. I spent most of my time with Dad. I wasn't sure how long I could keep this up. Being with him made me feel all knotted up inside.
To say Dad and I didn't get along would have meant we had some kind of relationship. We didn't. Not since I left home after high school. Picking out Mom's casket was the first thing we had ever done together. I was the second of four girls and that was what he called me: "Number Two." No name, just a digit. He was harsh and judgmental with my sisters and me, and he had a temper. Once we were grown, none of us girls wanted anything to do with Dad. It was Mom we loved and stayed in touch with.
My younger sister and I were shocked at what we found when we visited Dad in the weeks after Mom's funeral. Dad's medications were scattered haphazardly on the counter and he had no idea which was which. He frequently lost his footing on the uneven terrain of the acreage surrounding the house. The landscaped flower beds and lawn he'd always showed off now looked more like a vacant lot, overgrown with weeds and strewn with broken gardening equipment. It was clear Mom had picked up the slack the past few years.
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"He needs more help than we can give him," my younger sister said. "He needs to be in a retirement home."
I was inclined to agree, but memories of Mom wouldn't let me. She loved Dad—Lord only knew why—and she would not have wanted to see him forced out of his home. Along with our business, Mike and I lost our house and needed a place to live. So moving in with Dad seemed like a solution for all of us.
I'd thought it was God's timing, but now I wondered, Lord, how can I take care of this man I don't really care for? Teach me how to love the unloveable.
I looked at Dad, his pajama shirt all twisted. The few buttons he had managed to close didn't match up right. It might have been comical, if it weren't so sad. I was so used to dreading him that I was surprised to feel a twinge of sympathy. "You know, Dad, if you want, I can sew the buttons closed, then you could just slip the top over your head."
Dad nodded. "That's a good idea," he said.
A compliment? First one I could remember. I put the laundry basket down and sat next to him on the bed. Slowly I rebuttoned his top.
It felt so strange! Growing up, I lived in constant fear of the man.
No matter how awful he's been, he's helpless now, I thought, fastening the last button. He needed someone. But, Lord, why me?
For the first few weeks, I clung to the hope that somehow I could teach Dad to live independently and that this living situation was only temporary. But soon it was obvious that he had age-related dementia. He couldn't learn how to wash his clothes or vacuum the floor. He couldn't shop for food, much less make it himself. All the things Mom used to do for him. I drove him to doctors' appointments and helped him go from using a walker to pushing himself in a wheelchair.


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On the menu at Ma Peche is steak frites, with the "steak" being taken from the shoulder area of the cow (normally called the "chuck") and fries made of rice. Also on order is Long Island Iced Tea made with "homemade cola syrup."
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NAGPUR: To check theft of two-wheelers, city police commissioner Ankush Dhanvijay has written to city RTO Sarjerao Shelke and asked him to recommend that automobile dealers urge customers to install antitheft remote locks in their vehicles.
Confirming the development, Shelke told TOI that the CP has expressed concern over rise in vehicular theft, especially two-wheelers. Crime statistics registered 782 vehicle thefts till September 2011, while the number is 968 in the corresponding period in 2012.
Senior police inspector Madhav Giri said that the lock worked on a concealed electronic circuit. Once the remote lock is switched on, the vehicle can be started only after the remote lock is opened and the ignition keys are turned on. "When the remote lock is active, an alert is sounds if someone touches the vehicle. If the vehicle is touched again, a siren would go off continuously," he explained.
Shelke said that two-wheeler owners should not hesitate to spend Rs800 on a system that would ensure the safety of their vehicles. He said his office had already convened a meeting with two-wheeler dealers or distributors to sensitize the public on the need for such locks to curb two-wheeler thefts in the city.
Many such locks, from a number of manufacturers, are available in the market. "The performance of these locks has been tested. So far there has not been any incident of theft of a two-wheeler fitted with this lock," said Giri.
Policemen feel that the security system would also help in nabbing gangs involved in vehicle theft. "Installation of security systems will help people as well the police. There are systems which seize the vehicle after a kilometre or so, or does not allow fuel to pass to the engine if the system is not properly unlocked. We have also advised citizens to install shockers and fuel tank locks to prevent theft," he explained.
However, this suggestion has not gone down well with Nagpurians, who have termed it as yet another move to help vested groups, for example authorized dealers of security systems, while the police are ignoring their responsibility.
"It seems the police are just trying to escape their responsibilities. How many of us can install a security system worth thousands in motorbikes and scooters. Instead, authorities should install CCTV cameras at all sensitive and theft-prone areas if they are really serious about solving the problem," said activist and secretary of Parivartan - The Citizens' Forum Dinesh Naidu.
He said that those who can afford such security systems need not be motivated, as they put the system in place even before riding out of the showroom. "But, how you can expect a person from the lower middle class to spend so much on expensive locks," he asks.
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BOSTON — Shane Victorino sounds like a man resigned to back surgery.
After an initial MRI showed "news that I didn't want to get," Victorino will travel to Los Angeles for a second opinion this week. He's already on the disabled list with lower back discomfort that has pretty much persisted since spring training.
"Some of the things that were shown [on the MRI] were a little bit more than what we had hoped for," Victorino said. "To go get another opinion is important to me to get that view of things. We kind of have an idea of what's going to happen. I hope it's not going to be as serious."
Surgery would almost certainly end Victorino's season. He's played just 30 games for the Red Sox this year.
Victorino's season has been full of starts and stops. He got a late start in spring training because of offseason nerve surgery on his thumb, and he was further delayed when he had to do extra core strengthening work. He's suffered a pair of hamstring strains that have landed him on the disabled list, and his return from the second one was pushed back because of the lingering back issues.
He was pulled from Boston's game last Wednesday when, in manager John Farrell's words, "there was a little bit of change in his gait."
"I tried to play through it, I tried to do the best I can," said Victorino. "Obviously being out there and not being able to go and having things hamper me, I knew something was wrong. I don't mind playing through pain, I don't mind playing through injury. But the continuation of it happening was the thing that was worrisome to me. The other night when I felt it, it was something that kind of woke me up a little bit. It was sharp and sudden when it happened, and obviously we found out why with what the MRI revealed."
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Oh God CM - well done, that must have been heartbreaking. I know I moan about my two a lot (and you probably think I don't know how lucky I am ... but I do); if I was in your shoes I know I'd feel just the same. Good luck with surviving tea-time. Drinking alone definitely sucks though ... any chance of getting over to MMs?
The hoof-painting etc sounds intriguing for sure!!! Pics please on Fbook ...
Just made a large vat of my version of Scott Jureks winter chili ... can picture the kids 'yeuch' vibes already but I think it smells fab and I will eat it anyway
We are having a similar chilli tonight, well stacks of beans and lentils and veg. Hubbie going to running club though so I will starving by then, so just nibbling some nuts!! Economy drive at the mo, money very tight and as we are out tomorrow to eat and on Sat night for the progressive supper need to eat cheap tonight.
Hubbie has been given new wine glasses though and a few bottles too, so seems a shame not to try them out especially as I won't be drinking tomorrow!!
I never lost weight BF either, it all came off when I stopped!!
The hoof painting etc might sound bizarre but as an ex horsey person its actually really normal! Great marketing though aiming it at kids parties. When horses are groomed and prep'd for show applying hoof oil, plaits etc is normal and necessary. I did notice you could get glittery hoof oil nowadays. We once painted my friends horses hooves red the night before a show for a joke, it was only a club jumping comp so she wouldn't get marked down or anything, just felt a right spanner riding a horse with red feet!
I feel ready for wine tonight, shame I have none in the house or I would have joined you in chin up CM, don't know what else to say, thinking of you.
We are very lucky my kids will eat anything put in front of them. They are very popular at friends' houses as they really do eat anything. Well they know they won't get anything else when here so its that or starve . They will have the veg chilli tom with rice and so will Grandad . I have bought him a disgusting pudding that I know he loves for when we're out, processed cream yuckiness!
Just taken madam out for a spin on her bike after tea as hubbie has relieved me of swimming lesson duty. Hurrah! She is doing jigsaws so best get our dinner cooked before her bath time.
mine don't get anything else either, and rarely starve!!! It's just been a while since I've tried some different things on them ... but Tuesdays prawns with pasta, garlic and lemon got hoovered up so fingers crossed ...
OK - so hoof painting totally normal then ...
My lot are fab eaters, same MM they are welcome guests cos there really isn't much they wont eat, even salads and veg. One friend laughed and said they were the only kids who fight over the lettuce as in who gets the most. Fajitas tonight, the fav family meal at the moment, the twins would eat it everynight if they could.
Been scrimping here too, payday today thank god! Cupboards are bare!
My boys LOVE prawns so have taken to buying them frozen so can chuck a few in things for a treat for them. They had stir fry with fish and prawns yesterday, tonnes of veg, noodles, ginger, mango chutney and soy sauce. They loved it!!
Nice day planned tom as hubbie off. He is going to S to her dance class while I do some cleaning, going to do 5 miles very easy in the morning first. The going to meet FIL in Lacock at the garden centre. Fab play area there and I can get some seeds etc for the garden. Have some lunch in the cafe, hopefully Grandad will pay . Then back to pick up the boys. He is then looking at a couple of bungalows in town as his house has had two viewings today. Only been on the market 2 days!!!
CM - one thing is guaranteed and that is that he will continue to be a tosser, although at least you got to see E today. I guess she is looking for attention from him with the biting him and everything.
Must try prawns, mine aren't really fussy and are getting better at veg, not sure a veg chili would go down well though, must experiment more.
Happy Birthday to Kit too - where are you Minks?
Turning 5 seemed like a bit of a milestone here - first birthday at school so no opportunity for a nice day out. Having a soft play party on Saturday. I bought her a Disney Store Sleeping Beauty dress and I'm glad I spent the extra bit on it as it is a lot nicer than the cheaper versions - has a semi hoop thing going on in the skirt!
Hubby here still in semi limbo with his job in Bicester, not properly full time, still on contract, will have to wait and see if he can raise more money to keep it going and it means we don't see much of him. Its his birthday tomorrow and he will be in Leeds and travelling back so not in until late although at least we have the weekend to sort of relax after all the moving shenanigans etc
Oh Kinsey - that's hard, and weekends become very short don't they? and yes, it's wierd when they have bday on a school day. S's on a Saturday this year, but not much better really as we have an orienteering comp in the morning and a rugby tournament the following day but apparently I HAVE to fit a party in too!!!
Sounds like a nice day MM.
Yep, frozen prawns - thats what we have along with frozen sweetcorn, peas and green beans to supplement the fresh stuff. Mine ARE pretty good but could do with improving on the vegetable front, but then I'm not going to complain cos they eat lots of what they do eat (carrots, brocolli, green beans etc). Just not keen on stuff where it's all cooked to mush (like lasagne).
Chili went down OKish but we have discussed some modifications to it!!
Blimmin ear/throat annoying me now - obv just an infection following from last weeks virus but hurts when I eat and swallow on one side, no temperature or anything so hopefully it'll work it's way out!
So do E, M and K all share a birthday? Happy Birthday!!
Hubby on plane back from HK as we speak. I e mailed him earlier and asked him if he wanted me to open his post as one looked like his hosp appt for his back. Good thing I did - 9am tomorrow! Means he lands at 5, will just about have enough time to come home, collect all his referral stuff plus the disc that has the MRI of his back on it, then back into town for his 9am appt! He is going to be sooo tired. It's at the London Independent Hosp but an NHS fast track thing, so hopefully he will see someone sensible. Our friend who is a medical sales rep for spinal implants so knows all the london surgeons recommended this place. Fingers crossed!
My kids eat anything as well. E had beetroot risotto for lunch and they both had chilli for supper. M moans sometimes but it never gets her anywhere! E's book from the childminder comes back saying he eats things like lettuce.......not sure I quite believe it! Well maybe if its very mixed in with other stuff.
kinsey - hope she had a nice day anyway. E went to school this afternoon and the nursery teacher danced her in with a happy birthday song and lots of cheers. they do make a fuss of them
camlo - heard about the a470 on the news - what a bugger. also had heard about the clink being good. is it really expensive?!
we dined out at F&B. i had calamari and a salad. kids tried some calamari and both declared it 'ok'. it wasn't the finest tbh (there's a surprise). my two do fairly well with food most of the time. they will try new things, which is good. and both will try things they declare they don't like, just to check whether they still don't like them. E still won't eat anything cold (apart from crap stuff like crisps, biscuits etc). she eats fruit and red pepper / cucumber cold. but she won't eat sandwiches, cold cheese (will eat it cooked), cold sausages, chicken etc. that is a PITA
thanks all for your support. and i'm sorry i flipped yesterday. . i am struggling so badly and you are right, camlo, i don't have anyone to sound off at - other than you lot. and i wallow in self pity and the black clouds descend...
another example of tosserdom today was as we were picking E up from school. nursery teacher came out and handed T (standing next to the door) a letter from school. i asked him what it was and he said 'i don't know' (well f****** well read it then). eventually he read it and said it was about the easter fun event. i asked when that was and he said 15 march. i said 'oh that's my weekend, so could i have the letter please?'. he said 'i don't know whose weekend it is' and put it in his pocket. i repeated ' that's definitely my weekend'. and he walked away. FFS?!?! anyway, when J came out of school, he had the letter in his bookbag, so i made a point of taking it out of his bag and reading out the information about the tickets in front of T. i then said 'ok - so they need to know how many adults. so would you like to come?' and he said 'dunno when it is'. ERRRR?!?!??!?!?!?! we had that discussion. you have the letter in your pocket. honestly - i give up with the man. WHY must he be so difficult? i shan't be mentioning it again. i won't invite him to come and i will have more fun without him around.
oh and thanks for the invite tonight, MM. i have to pick the kids up from T at 7.30 tomorrow and i want to get p1ssed, so i don't think i can really drive over to yours, manage to get p1ssed, stay over (obviously) and still get back for them at 7.30... but thanks for the invite. and i would definitely like to come and see you sometime. shame we didn't make it at half term. are you around on the weekend of 15th march? we are going to stay with a friend in colerne on 16th (that is how i knew the 15th was my weekend!) so we could pop in / meet up somehow maybe?
Definitely don't invite him CM - you are so generous with sharing your time with him and he doe not deserve it!! Enjoy the time with your kids without the stress of T being there!
you are a saint CM so not do not invite him!!!! What a pr**k
Camlo - glad I have enlightened you re a raclette!!!! tbh we don't use ours very often but 'tis good fun if you can get hold of the cheese. Our friends loved it last time we did it.
Mine won't eat lettuce but will try most things at least once and also do the trying to check they still dislike
Right ... guess I had better phone hubby, he's probably ignoring me after last nights tearful rant at him!


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Tardy For The Party
Justin Bieber receives fan backlash after a two-hour delay during his London concert.
Things haven't been looking up for Justin Bieber lately.
Following his birthday fiasco and criticisms from fellow celebs, Biebs alienated his British fans after opening his sold-out concert nearly two hours late at London's O2 Arena on Monday night. (via The Hollywood Reporter)
The 19-year-old pop star was booed by thousands of Beliebers — and eventually heckled on Twitter for his "disgusting behaviour" — as they waited for the show to start. But the anticipation got the best of the crowd, with many parents and their children choosing to leave before Bieber took the stage at 10:20 PM London time — clocking in at almost 25 minutes near the expected end of his performance.
The "Believe" singer was expected to start at 8:30 PM, but his opening acts Carly Rae Jepsen and Cody Simpson didn't hit the stage until 8:50 PM.
"They were playing Michael Jackson song, after song, after song - it was so annoying," a fan told the BBC, adding, "Everyone was on edge and as more time passed, everyone was getting more worried and booing."
As unhappy fans vented their frustrations throughout the night, one parent took to Twitter to explain he spent $605 (£400) for three tickets, but had to leave abruptly just so his family could catch the last train home. "Disgusting!! Waste of my time and money... never again." he shared.
Leading up to the show, Bieber tweeted to his followers, saying he could "hear u all out there," but gave no reason for the show's delay. He also seemed to be in a good mood, keeping a positive attitude, despite the rants from the aggravated crowd. "In a good mood. Got my friends and team with me here and ready for Day 1 at the O2. London get ready! #BELIEVEtour"
"i never have any intent to upset or let anyone down. and Im not okay with things being exaggerated. once again sorry for anyone upset," he wrote in a series of tweets. "now we have a show to do today and Im gonna focus on the positive and put on a great show tonight here in London."
Once the show got started, The O2 Area apologized for the late start via Twitter. "Justin Bieber is now on stage and apologizes for the lateness of his show," a rep wrote. On Tuesday morning, venue representatives discussed with a disgruntled fan about "exploring all available options to ensure this doesn't happen again."
Bieber, who kicked off his U.K. tour on Feb. 22, is scheduled for three more gigs at the O2 arena, one of London's most popular music venues, with shows on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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The new video, "Down by the Fall Line", from Arbouretum's Song of the Pearl was directed by Joseph Cashiola and it's a somber black and white affair that suits these recessionary times.
The new video, "Down by the Fall Line", from Arbouretum's Song of the Pearl was directed by Joseph Cashiola and it's a somber black and white affair that suits these recessionary times.
My brain just exploded. This is from the long-awaited debut album of LA producer Jason Chung (a.k.a. Nosaj Thing). It'll itch your glitch and hip your hop. Prefuse 73 was great and edIT has his moments, but Nosaj Thing is what's next. Keep your eyes peeled for Drift on June 9.
Nosaj Thing - "1685/Bach"
Here's a taste of his first EP.
Nosaj Thing - "Hello Entire"
Will someone please stop Patrick Daughters, please?
This man has done nothing but wonders since he appeared on the scene back in 2004. A friend of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, this former film student was brought in to helm the clip for the second single off of the group's 2003 debut Fever to Tell. The song was "Maps" and the resulting video was as quietly devestating as you would expect for such a fragile number: Karen O, standing on stage during a rehearsal, baring her soul. A simple concept that was executed grandly.
Yet Daughters is very much a "concept" director: he knows that visual medium should be used to excite and entertain, which is perhaps why his overstuffed clip for Feist's "Mushaboom" appears to have ideas for at least a dozen different videos wrapped up into it. Never once are his videos boring: his style is akin to that of a young Spike Jonze, wherein a clever concept can carry an entire video instead of just being nothing more than a simple sight gag. When not putting Beck in front of giant studio sets or putting Feist (again) in a field of fireworks, he's orchestrating ... war ballets?
His clip for the Department of Eagles' "No One Does it Like You" is both simple an haunting, as dancers take the form of soldiers and ghosts, lightly swaying and sashaying as death surrounds them. The cutesy-aspect of this clip is cut short during its final moments, when the dancer-soldiers are shot with real guns, with real (fake) blood pouring out of them, both sides uniting in heaven. The sharp violence immediately counterbalances the simplistic costumes (the ghost is a white sheet, for pete's sake!), and—yes—the very well-choreographed dancing. Yet the best part? The visual element actually enhances the song's emotional content.
So, let's raise our drinks again to Patrick Daughters: the man to soon usurp Michel Gondry's throne.
Department of Eagles - No One Does It Like You
Legendary singer-songwriter Cohen struck out on his first tour in 15 years last year. The result is the compelling new live recording, Live in London, documenting those critically acclaimed shows. The album releases today and we have also just published a rave review, giving the record an 8. Adrien Begrand says: "From the opening salvos of the gorgeous, cabaret-tinged 'Dance Me to the End of Love', it's clear that he has not lost a step whatsoever, his resonant, cigarette-deepened baritone voice enveloping us, brilliantly interweaving with the dulcet tones of his trademark trio of background singers."
Rootsy singer-songwriter Matthew Ryan has teamed up with Greg Richling (The Wallflowers) and Rami Jaffee (Foo Fighters) for a project going by the moniker of The Dead Satellites. The group has released a free single "Shook Down" full of timely anger at the causes of the recent economic crisis.
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It was very charmingly decorated, and the staff were very nice. They left a sweet note and some muffins for me, since they knew I would be leaving early the next morning before breakfast time.
The quaintness and the staff were fantastic... Very friendly and helpful
Quiet and comfortable. Friendly, helpful staff. Attractive hotel.
I wish there had been a restaurant attached to the hotel.
Atmosphere inside and outside of the hotel.
Nothing, everything was perfect
The friendly staff and my massage at the spa
The only thing I didn't like was that I didn't stay long enough!
The staff was great. We were there on Thanksgiving and they had limited service available because they gave almost everyone the day off. That shows dedication to their staff. Loved it.
Hotel was doing a remodel so the lobby was a mess, breakfast was pretty bad, construction dust everywhere. The room they gave us was bad, handicapped with a queen and twin bed. We had 2 kids so we had to pay extra for a roll away that barely fin in room
Noise was a big problem. Definitely should request a room on the backside away from the highway and train noise. Walls DO NOT dampen noise from neighbors; room next door had small children running in the room until after 11, and TV on all night.
I was very satisfied with everything - good experience.
Cold coffee
Staffs friendly, carefully and seriously. Hotel lobby, generous, elegant, self-serve coffee, tea placed next to the lobby, 24-hour supply, convenient and feel good.
Breakfast time, use a vacuum cleaner, noisy!
The friendly staff.
There were some cleanliness issues in the bathroom that were repeatedly overlooked.
The location, room amenities and staff.
My computer got hacked and they are still useing my IP address after I left
Hotel Max is a total treasure and I am so glad that I stumbled on it. Perfect location to Nordstroms/downtown shopping, Pike's Market and the Light Rail system. Loved the Free Pints of Beer in the Lobby and the pictures/art on the guest room doors brought smiles to our faces. And the bed! So cozy with a wonderful duvet and 4 King size perfect pillows on each double bed! Wow! No one does that! Will definitely stay here again!!!
Wow the staff! Hotel Max must have hired the best of the best in Seattle. Every staffer we met was helpful, happy and just downright delightful. The hotel itself is situated in a really central location. We parked the car and found it easy to get around on foot. The lobby is fantastic. Great artwork, very spacious and relaxing - oh and craft beer hour! Nice touch Hotel Max! The rooms are rather small, but to be expected for an inner city boutique hotel. The big king-sized bed was a welcome salve for a couple of weary travelers. A few great local magazines in the room that gave us some info on plays / art exhibitions etc. happening in the city were helpful and a thoughtful addition for out-of-towners. We had a great time and will definitely be re-visiting. A note for those who like big-spacious amenity filled hotels: This place is not for you. I would hate to see this great little hotel receive bad reviews because a guest thought they were booking into the Hyatt. This is not that place. Small rooms yes - big character absolutely!
The room was really good had everything we needed.
My Husband was staying for a week at a time due to work, the staff never came in to clean or put fresh towels the whole week he was there. I had a problem with this. I understand not changing the bed but I do feel clean towels should be put in the room.
The location was in the center of everything that we wanted to do!
Carpet was dirty, Bathroom door didn't have a lock and after a day the inner handle fell off, Shower was narrow and low flow from the shower head!
The staff where fabulous, the manager is very personable and got to know the guests... Very rare to see. The room was very very clean. Breakfast was great a fantastic selection and Happy hour is fantastic... We are now regulars....
The fact that I asked to get our floor vacuumed the first night we were there and we stayed there for four nights and still after complaining every night it still was not done when we left and the food area was a mess not very appetizing to have anything but coffee in all house keeping was very poor for the price we paid to stay there very unhappy with this hotel
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Stonehill Tavern
From the From the May 2008 Food & Wine Go List
Savory yeast-dough pies are the pride of Russian cuisine and the star attraction at Stolle, a popular chain of cafés founded in 2002. At this central branch near the city's main street, Nevsky Prospekt, regulars choose among half a dozen savory and sweet pies at the front counter, then tote slices to a back room that's decorated with vintage photographs of St. Petersburg.
We loved: Classic cabbage-and-beef pie; rabbit-and-mushroom pie.
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Every new relationship comes with its own bag of possibilities and pitfalls. We approach new romance hopefully, keeping our eyes peeled for warning signs and red flags that might tip us off about a character flaw or mismatch, and determine an outcome accordingly. But everybody's past is different, and depending on what you want and need from a relationship, what might be a red flag to one person might not be a red flag to others.
I've noticed a recurring theme in the comments on Dater X about what may or may not be red flags in my dating adventures. One commenter wrote "Dater X seems to have a huge problem reading between the lines," while another said, "It's becoming pretty clear that something is off in her dating choices." Do I? Is it? Yeah, I'm going to disagree with you there. I know exactly what I'm looking for and what to be worried about. What I'm not doing is making snap judgments about someone's character or our potential compatibility based on one thing that's said or done. What I might see as a no-harm difference in personalities might make you say run as fast as you fucking can. So what exactly are the warning signs that I look for in a new partner? Allow me to explain… Keep reading »


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Above: All emblems from chapter 3
Emblem 1: After passing the playground and emerging onto the street, turn left instead of right to find this emblem.
Emblem 2: After destroying the helicopter, you'll be back inside. Walk past the dead soldier, through the yellow door, and take a left. Pass through the small gambling room into a bedroom. The emblem is on the lower bunk of one of the bunk beds.
Emblem 3: While being chased by the chopper, you'll eventually leap from a boat onto a building's balcony. It is from here that you can shoot down the chopper, but don't forget to also shoot the emblem that's high atop the steel construction beams across the water.
Emblem 4: While driving through the dark parking garage, you'll be ambushed by a group of J'avo in vehicles. While you're stopped and shooting at the hostiles, don't miss the emblem on the bus in the center of your screen.
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Hangin' with the nigga's don't pay the bills
And bein' broke at 30 give a nigga the chills
from Diddy (Ft. Lil Kim & The Notorious B.I.G.) – Real Niggas Lyrics on Genius
Chilling with friends is not an occupation (unless you do it at work), and at 30 years old, most people would be mature and leading a legitimate life, with a fair paying job or even an illustrious career, but Biggie's character in this song is still that penniless teenager on the block.
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Kartell Magic Hole Arm Chair
Kartell's new outdoor products manufactured with the rotational moulding technique: the Magic Hole series consists of a two-seater sofa and an armchair with an uncluttered snappy silhouette and slim closed section legs. The straight linear surfaces terminate in well-rounded curves. The austerity of the lines is broken and enhanced by the originality of the stylistic details: a flared pocket white or grey or black ton-sur-ton, or contrasting fluorescent colours of orange or green on the interior hollow curve of the arms. Comfortable, light, shock resistant and weatherproof, the Magic Hole sofa and armchair are perfect for outdoor use - ideal in the garden, on the terrace, the veranda, and poolside or for outside use in public places.
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Look up Gaffer, gaffa, gaffer, or gaffers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. |
Gaffer or Gaffa may refer to:
- Gaffer (boss), a British colloquial term for "boss" or "old man" a man who has gone beyond the age of adolescent.
- Gaffer (filmmaking), the head of the electrical department
- Gaffer (glassblowing), a person who blows glass
- Gaffer (Winthrop University), The Gaffer
- Gaffer (sailor), of a gaff rig boat
- Chief Lighting Technician on movie or television production
- Gaffa (magazine), a Danish music magazine
- Gaffer, character in The Muppets
- The Gaffer (TV series), a British comedy television series of the early 1980s
- Hamfast Gamgee, or Gaffer, a fictional character in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings
- A nickname used by the British Fritzl
- Gaffer tape, or Gaffa tape, a type of adhesive tape
- Polperro Gaffer, a type of fishing vessel used in Cornwall
- Gaffer District (Corning, New York), a historic district of downtown Corning
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Linux Plumbers Conference Pre-Event: Student Mini-Conference
The Linux Plumbers Conference doesn't officially begin until tomorrow, but today, event coordinators are offering an all-day mini-conference for students interested in open source.
Scheduled subjects include "Linux Social Engineering", "How To Get Paid/Credit For Open Source," and several introductory talks on programming-oriented subjects such as "Debugging" and "Device Drivers."
In addition, students who are already involved in open source development will be encouraged to talk about their projects, and representatives from companies who contribute to open source development or utilize open source products will offer their experience to the conference.
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For Sale: 1976 Gibson ES-345 with original Hardshell Case. This guitar sounds as amazing as it looks. This has all the original Gold Hardware. There is some wear on the neck, but is under the finish (I got nothing on how this is possible) but you can't feel it. Selling to buy something else. Please Note… This is a Stereo guitar and comes with the original Wiring…. I have included a Stereo cable so you can use on a single amp of your choice. This is a Killer Guitar and I hate to see it go…. Any questions please feel free to ask. Posted with eBay Mobile … Click for more info
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needs fast growing tree in the backyard(south west exposure)that will provide a lot of shade for the house big time from Az sun/heat. preferably evergreen, low litter or no litter at all, not using a leaf rake just to spend hours bagging the leaves, not a water hog like a queen palm, uses less water, no thorns like cactus, not poisonous like oleander, does not break/uproot easily with only 20mph of wind like a palo verde,acacia or mesquite tree, not prone to cold snap/frost that will kill the tree like a a ficus nitida. i notice every desert tree has small "ity bity" leaves and with a slight wind their bark snaps easily. any tree suggestions ? |
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- Posted by gardenwebfan 9 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 3, 11 at 19:01
and also does not cost an arm and a leg :-) i can start from a young tree or seedlings . |
- Posted by kathleen10 z9b AZ (My Page) on Mon, Apr 4, 11 at 2:57
We love our Chilean mesquites. There is some fine litter over the winter but nothing like one gets from "real" large leaved deciduous trees such as those growing back East. Besides, although you want shade for summer, you also want the sun to hit your house in winter when it will warm it up ;) These are fast growers but you must thin the growth canopy to keep them from being blown over. This is a real problem with the desert trees set into the civilized landscape - we water far more than they get naturally so they develop faster and far too many branches making them top heavy, like a sail when the big monsoon winds come. The flip side of that is that once established and grown to a good size, you can just about quit watering them altogether and they will survive on the rainfall. Supplementing with a dripping hose for 8 hours once every 4-6 weeks during the heat of the summer is a good thing though.... |
- Posted by phxplantaddict 9 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 4, 11 at 11:27
You just described the Carob tree. |
If you want 4-season mess, plant a carob. Our tree is probably 40 years old and came with the house when we bought it in 2004. Very nice shade tree. Deep shade even. But man oh man is this tree messy. All on its own without the birds that roost and poop. The tree drops a different mess each season. Leaves, of course, carob pods, the little fuzzies that precede the pods. It's a messy tree for sure. |
- Posted by gardenwebfan 9 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 4, 11 at 20:13
what's your say about a chinese elm tree(ulnus parvifolia), sissso tree/indian rosewood(dalbergia sisso), chitalpa tree (hybrid of a desert willow(chilopsis linearis)and catalpa and a fire tree(delonix regia)/royal poinciana ? |
- Posted by phxplantaddict (My Page) on Mon, Apr 4, 11 at 21:24
I have no problems with my carob. What little it drops in leaves the mower gets, very little leaves. |
You don't get those fuzzies around Christmas time? And the carob pods? I just planted a young chinese elm, I love the shape of that tree. Not clear on the others you listed. I lost 2 Royal Poinciana's in the big freeze before this last one. But they were very young, just in the ground that fall. |
- Posted by phxplantaddict 9 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 5, 11 at 11:09
I do not get any type of fuzzies. Excellent shade tree with low water requirement and very strong body. Beautiful tree. |
- Posted by lazygardens PhxAZ%3A Sunset 13 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 5, 11 at 12:08
Carob trees have male and female trees ... the male trees are much tidier. No pods, none of those stinking flowers. |
No need for genetic testing on this tree. It's definately a female. I do agree it's a beautiful tree though! |
- Posted by gardenwebfan 9 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 5, 11 at 16:49
carob tree(ceratonia siliqua)how many inches/year is the growth rate? i think its a slow growing tree ! Again, i need something that is a fast growing tree that provides lots of shade with big leaves not ity bity leaves like a desert tree, less litter or no litter, no thorns, not poisonous, bark does not break easily or has easy uproot,not a water hog=less water use, not prone to a cold snap/frost, can survive the 120 plus AZ oven heat and does not cost an arm and a leg ? what Tree ?????? |
Chinese elm is your best bet. "chitalpa tree (hybrid of a desert willow(chilopsis linearis)and catalpa and a fire tree(delonix regia)/royal poinciana" All are pretty, but deciduous. The Delonix Regia is frost sensitive. |
- Posted by phxplantaddict 9 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 6, 11 at 11:10
- Posted by oceanlyons (My Page) on Wed, Apr 6, 11 at 12:17
Don't plant a sissoo! Mine has been a nightmare. Raised the concrete patio. I have new tress coming up from the underground root system as far as 20 feet away. The darn thing just won't die. So sad. Thought it was going to be a great tree. http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/trees/msg0720181911657.html |
- Posted by oceanlyons (My Page) on Wed, Apr 6, 11 at 12:20
Can you grow a carob tree in zone 8? bart |
After 40 years of frustration the conclusion is Shamel Ash is the only tree to plant. They are not exactly fast, but other qualities are worth the wait. They are clean and hardy. If you must have fast use Tipuana Tipu. They have yellow flowers at various times, but are very clean and hardy otherwise. Any fast growing tree will be more subject to wind damage. Chinese elms are incredibly dirty. My neighbor had several (which he cut down due to wife's allergies) that consistently plugged up my pool filter with tiny little seed pods, |
- Posted by Fascist_Nation USDA 9b, Sunset 13, (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 11:54
Thanks for reviving this zombie Bart, instead of starting your own thread! |
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Interesting thread. We have two Chilean mesquites on the west side of our house. Love their shade, hate the mess this time of year. Each spring we fill up a minimum of one trash container (the big, roll out kind the city provides) per tree of dropped leaf litter. That said, at 13 years old, they require little supplemental water and no fertilization. They do require branch thinning/trimming once a year to prevent branches breaking in the wind. We also have sissoos and like someone else said, they have leaf drop, roots that can heave sidewalks (even with deep watering), and suckers that spring up everywhere. There are Chinese elms planted behind us and we curse the winter leaf litter and they cause allergic reactions with some people. Our shoe string acacias (on the south side of the house) are cool trees and provide great shade, but are messy. Sorry to be of no help suggesting a tree that fits your criteria, however wanted to add more information to trees suggested by others. Based on these posts, I wish a had a place to try out a male carob! |
The fastest tree I've ever seen is African sumac. Eucalyptus is fast but can lose branches so not good near the house. Fruitless mulberry is good if you have some water. |
How about a Fantex ash. Beautiful symmetric tree. No suckers and not invasive. Clean, great shade. It loses all it's leaves at once in the fall but very pretty autumn leaves. Relatively not as fast as palo verde but fast enough. |
I totally agree with oceanlyons. STAY AWAY FROM SISSO TREES! They are very fast growing but make a complete mess and the roots go everywhere. We planted one in our back yard and in the short space of 3 years it was over 30 feet tall and the roots were headed towards our man-made waterway and the neighbors fence. We had it removed and it took over 5 hours just to get the stump out. Never again. |
I planted two sisso trees 3 years ago in my lawn with a sprinkler system. Thus far I really like them. They've grown fast and create a nice shade/canopy. I did however have to stake them a few times to get their trunks growing straight. They're relatively clean- they lose a few of their leaves in the winter but that's about all. I attached a pic of one of the trees I planted three years ago. It was just a twig when I put it in. It's now probably close to 30 feet tall. |
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I would like to keep out the Javalinas from my property and i was thinking a natural solution would be best. So i was wondering if anybody could suggest plants/shurbs i can use as a "fence" that they can't/won't get through? Also i have been considering an electric wire fence in addition to that. Does anybody have any experience with that. I am particularly worried about children etc. I was thinking maybe i could use the wire fence along the shrubs so nobody would even notice it and couldn't step on it on accident (as its tied unto the shrubs)? But of course i don't want any damage to the shrubs from the electric wire (Does anyone know if there could be a damage or even a fire?)? Thank you for your help! |
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I don't think shrubs will have ANY deterrent effect on javelina's. We talked about this a while back, here's a link - below - to a thread: I'm not sure about the answer to your question re: the electric fence burning the shrubs. As a child I once ran into an electric cattle fence and can tell you it was no fun at all whatsoever. Concealing it from the pigs also conceals it from non-predatory types as well. I'd be careful with that idea. Good luck, those animals can be a real nuisance! (if you search Garden Web, with the search box in top right of screen, there's lots of hits that may be helpful.) |
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Wow FN, I didn't know you could buy ocotillo fencing in 10' rolls. I really like that idea. Thanks. |
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I only spent a few days in Buenos before continuing up north by flight to Iguazu. And mostly in the urban area… but I still had a great time. I did get to see ranches and al-gauchos down south in Bariloche
I love that photo of the Gaucho's – kind of reminds a little of outback Australia for some reason.
Yes, Santa Susana is a great show for the tourists, a giant "parillada" steak lunch with local wine and a horse riding show afterwards. but the "gauchos" are local gentlemen farmers dressed as gauchos who can be relied upon to dance decently with the ladies in the party after the gaucho show after lunch. But it is certainly a great experience! A tango dance show and gaucho dances enliven the experience.
I can recommend however, the much smaller and personal show at "Don Sylvano" a nearby estancia which does a similar experience. Don Sylvano personally shows the gaucho life with a beautiful flair and courtliness. This trip is also available at many hotel front desks. I talked to Don Sylvano during the afternoon, he found out I was British, and gave me a broad wink when he later spoke to the group about having "afternoon tea" later. A wonderful day all round.
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Busy, busy, busy cleaning the house today. I'll try to get my intro written in bits and pieces, whenever I need a little break.
I'm going to start waaayyyy back in 1996. I had gotten married to my high school sweetheart in March, at the very young age of 18yrs (+ a month and a day!). We had been planning our wedding for about a year, and had been "not preventing" for longer than I care to admit on a public forum... We found out we were pregnant in April, and I was thrilled! I have always, as far back as I can remember, wanted to be a mommy.
Thanksgiving day I woke up around 5a.m. to pee... again. As I was trying to fall back asleep, I thought I felt a contraction. I kept dozing in and out of sleep, checking the clock as I'd wake up to my belly tightening and cramping. When there was an obvious pattern, I woke up my husband. We spent the next couple hours timing contractions and getting ready to head to the hospital. I think it was around 11a-12p when we got there. The details are pretty foggy now, but I stayed in the bed, or rocking chair the entire time I labored. At some point, my OB broke my water, and had put an internal monitor in baby's scalp. There were no real discussions about why, he just said he wanted to, and I agreed. When I would have a contraction I would just breathe through them. I didn't really want anyone touching me or talking to me. Sometime shortly after 4:00, the nurse checked my cervix and asked me if I have been having any pushy feelings. Before she finished the question, I felt the incredible urge to bear down. She then told me the Dr had just left to go baste his Thanksgiving turkey! She had him paged, and started prepping the room for delivery. I tried not to push, like she instructed, but my body just took over. Baby was crowning when my OB came rushing into the room. He had just enough time to get gloves on, and catch her. Danielle Kathleen was born on November 28, 1996 4:29pm at 39w, 0days, weighing 6lbs, 4oz. She was perfect. I was proud of her.
Now older and more experienced, I am so proud of what I did. I had, at 18yrs young brought a baby into this world with no pain meds! I know at the time I didn't really realize how amazing that was. All I knew was that sh!t hurt, and whenever the nurses asked me if I wanted something for the pain, I kept thinking there was no way tylenol was going to help. They just needed to leave me alone to get through it. I had no idea what options were available, and for that I am thankful.
I love that story!
I really don't get why they tell women to try not to push. If the doctor isn't ready, that's kinda his problem. With ds2, I was afraid we might not be able to get to the hospital on time, so I read up on unassisted birth. One of the first instructions given (including to firefighters and the like) is never to tell the mom to try to "hold it in." It was really weird to see how much hospital procedures differ from unassisted delivery instructions.
Anyway, awesome story! Can't wait to read the rest!


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